Is FitNexus Free? What Costs Money and What Doesn't

Yes — FitNexus is free for enthusiasts, forever, for the core product: your fitness profile and FitScore, workout logging and routines, fitness tracking, community challenges, browsing the package marketplace, and booking free demo sessions with trainers. The one paid feature is Ojas, the AI coach, at ₹499/month (2-day free trial, cancel anytime) — everything else on the enthusiast side has no subscription attached at all.

Your fitness profile and FitScore, unlimited workout and nutrition logging, routines and the exercise library, community challenges with leaderboards, browsing gyms/trainers/packages near you, and requesting free demo sessions with trainers. None of this converts to paid later or stops working after a trial window — it's the permanent free tier, not a teaser.

Ojas is an AI coach that builds and adapts a personalised workout and meal plan from your actual logged data — it's a genuinely different product from free tracking (which records what you did) because it also decides what you should do next, adjusts when you miss a session, and answers questions through chat. That decision-making and daily adaptation is the paid layer; recording your own data never is.

FitNexus itself takes no cut of what you pay a trainer for a package or a gym for membership — those transactions happen directly between you and them, off-platform. What a specific gym charges for membership, or a specific trainer charges for a package, is between you and them; FitNexus doesn't set or take a percentage of those prices.

No expiring trial on the free tier, and it isn't ad-supported. Ojas itself does carry a genuine 2-day free trial before the ₹499/month charge begins, and that's billed monthly with cancel-anytime, no lock-in — the trial being short and clearly labeled is the honest way to read it, not a hidden catch.